I think this book might be a great supplement to the JPS Bible Commentary - Haftarot -- except- there are pages missing and paragraphs left out. (And that was just in one chapter). Most disappointing!

I was very disappointed by this book. From the title "Complete Book of..." I expected there to be a wealth of information in it. Instead it is a breezy, slick, highly illustrated, briefest of introductions to some major Jewish rituals and festivals. The illustrations are nice and the text is pleasant. I am surprised it is not in a larger format -- the content is more along the lines of a coffee-table picture book. If you are looking for a pleasant overview survey in an attractive format, this is the book for you. If you are looking for anything "complete", look elsewhere.

The writer writes very passionately and lays down some excellent foundation for spiritual Judaism and it's traditions. It's a foundations to make the knowledgeable rethink a little and the unknowing pretty knowledgeable. It's a hard book to put down and I loved every page of it. You won't find anything on the web or in any other book quiet like this. It's an easy read and not overly analytical which is how I like it.The book fits me just right and should most looking for a refreshing lesson.

I bought this item in october, was unable to install it until spring of this year, realized that the item that they are selling for this "kit" is the wrong cable. The Clarion MWRXCRET is the cable you need with the Clarion MW1 remote and the Clarion M309 CD player. Beware if you buy this kit, that you will just be spending more money like me and buying the RIGHT cable. This was my first purchase from AMAZON.com and i am not happy at all!

The lemon has to be cut in small pieces and the product is to flimsy to get a proper squeeze, but it looks good.

This was how i stayed awake last night. It's a wicked read in both content and pace. I actually looked up Tara on the net this morning and realized the author had done his homework. You get to really jump along with the characters as they keep jumping from event to event. Ethan and Raina are way cool (especially in the forest). Julia kept changing to me, but i understood why and that made it fun too, i did't feel like the writer was intentionally outsmarting me. It begs for a sequal, which I think is done intentionally, but I'll still buy it. Good horror book!